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Koden KGC-1
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Koden KGC-1 - is a GPS compass, consisting of dual GPS antenna and remote processor, which can be easily connected to the navigation devices on NMEA data about the course of the vessel. Compass Maritime Register approved for use as navigational equipment on vessels less than 500 gross tonnage and as optional equipment for ships with a gross tonnage exceeding 500 tons reg.
Features satellite compass Koden KGC-1:
- Rms accuracy rate of 1 ° is achieved by using the unique technology of phase measurements KODEN.
- 'Quick Start'. Information about the course is available in about 2 minutes after turning the device.
- In addition to heading data output device provides information about the coordinates and speed of the vessel.
- The equipment does not require periodic inspection and maintenance.
- Iskolzovanie indicator ECI-1
Koden KGC-1 provides accurate course for automatic tracking radar (ATA) and automatic target tracking (ARPA). When connecting to the autopilot, compass provides greater accuracy control of the vessel. Other uses for precise data rate systems include satellite television, AIS and electronic chart display.
As a repeater is also possible to use a universal digital repeater MTRD-104.
Repeater MTRD-104 is designed to display different data received messages NMEA 0183 standard. Integrated graphical LCD display device provides a user-friendly playback.
Specifications:
- Receiving frequency: 1575.42 MHz ± 1 MHz
- Reception of 9 parallel channels
- Accuracy rate: 1 ° RMS
- Positioning accuracy Status: GPS: 15 m (2DRMS, SA = OFF, PDOP less than 3)
- Speed: 1 m / s (RMS, SA = OFF, PDOP less than 3)
- Level output: RS-422
- Dimensions: 160 (H) x 593 (W) x 150 (D) mm (GPS Antenna GA-11), 85 (H) x 220 (W) x 245 (D) mm (Processor Unit KGC-1)
- Weight: 1.4 kg (GA-11) 1.2 kg (SCC-1)
- Power Source: From 10.8 to 31.2 V DC
- Power Consumption: Less than 8 W at 24 V DC
- Protection class GPS antenna: IPX6; Processor: IPX0
09.09.2021
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